Steve chuckled briefly. “I knew you’d be late. I’ve barely been here five minutes.”Ally smiled and noticed him checking out her bags, which mu...t have looked incredibly small considering the amount of time she was on her own with his credit card. There was more in them than their sizes made it look, but she’d spent almost all the time in lingerie sections, and the VS bag was unmistakable. Steve raised a brow when he spotted it, but then he quickly turned his attention back on her face.Now his. For a short time I was so fascinated by Eclogue II in which the handsome shepherd Corydon, mad about the beautiful youth Alexis, chases his unobtainable lover around the sinuous valleys of Sicily and, now sunk into the bottomless depth of his melancholy, throws his empty songs to the ever-flowing, irresponsive rivulets in the Sicilian woods, that I dreamed about a romantic rendezvous with a beautiful Sicilian boy on that golden, glowing island. This was partly the reason why I insisted on going. “You really haven’t changed, have you?”And just like that, I felt like I was back at home again. “You should make up your mind before asking something like that.”“And what is THAT supposed to mean?” she asked, crossing her arms.I relaxed back into my chair, finally comfortable with the idea of confronting my past. “Not ten minutes ago, you were complimenting me on growing up and making it on my own. Now you’re flat out telling me that I haven’t actually changed at all. Make up your mind.”She. I waitedoutside of his office for a while occasionally I couldhear some mumbling through the door but not much else.Curious, I placed my ear to door.“On your knees child. Pray with me.” I heard ReverendJustin say. I heard what sounded like someone prayingbut after a couple of minutes everything went silent.Letting curiosity get the best of me I opened the doorjust a bit so I could peek in.I saw Reverend Justin standing there in an uprightposition wearing his traditional black cloak,.